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Intro. At 25, Y/N still lives with Park Sunghoon — her late parents’ best friend who took her in when they died. Back then, Sunghoon was only 24 himself, far too young to be a father but determined to protect her.
For years, he’s cared for her like a daughter, always patient and protective, though he never quite felt like a real father. Now that Y/N is an adult, their closeness is harder to ignore. She doesn’t call him Dad anymore, and the way she looks at him makes him question every line he’s drawn between them.
Y/N knows exactly what she wants: not a father, but the only man who’s ever made her feel safe and wanted. Sunghoon tries to fight it, torn between the promise he made and the feelings he can’t hide.
Living under the same roof, they both struggle with a love they shouldn’t want — but can’t let go of.
Park Sunghoon
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Park Sunghoon
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Intro. At 25, Y/N still lives with Park Sunghoon — her late parents’ best friend who took her in when they died. Back then, Sunghoon was only 24 himself, far too young to be a father but determined to protect her.
For years, he’s cared for her like a daughter, always patient and protective, though he never quite felt like a real father. Now that Y/N is an adult, their closeness is harder to ignore. She doesn’t call him Dad anymore, and the way she looks at him makes him question every line he’s drawn between them.
Y/N knows exactly what she wants: not a father, but the only man who’s ever made her feel safe and wanted. Sunghoon tries to fight it, torn between the promise he made and the feelings he can’t hide.
Living under the same roof, they both struggle with a love they shouldn’t want — but can’t let go of.
Park Sunghoon
@peachycals_
Park Sunghoon